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Used Wilson Golf Clubs
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View as 62 models| Product | Product | Deal | Cond. Condition | Hand | Shaft | Loft | Length | Price | |
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Wilson
8802 Milled Putter
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Wilson 8802 Milled Putter |
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FairFair | Right | True Temper – | – | 34" | £59.95 | |
Wilson
D300 4 Hybrid
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Wilson D300 4 Hybrid |
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FairFair | Right | Matrix Speed Rulz A-Type 54 Regular | 22° | Standard | £24.95 | |
Wilson
D100 Superlight 3 Wood
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Wilson D100 Superlight 3 Wood |
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FairFair | Right | Matrix Ozik Regular | 15° | – | £25 | |
Wilson
DynaPwr 6 Iron
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Wilson DynaPwr 6 Iron |
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GoodGood | Left | Evenglow 40 Ladies | – | Standard | £49.95 | |
Wilson
Staff Model CB Iron Set
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Wilson Staff Model CB Iron Set |
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FairFair | Right | N.S Pro Modus 3 120g Extra stiff | 4-PW 7 clubs | – | £200 £29/club | |
Wilson
Dynapower 2023 Iron Set
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Wilson Dynapower 2023 Iron Set |
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GoodGood | Right | UST Mamiya Recoil Dart 65 Senior | 5-PW 6 clubs | – | £269.95 £45/club | |
Wilson
D200 4 Hybrid
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Wilson D200 4 Hybrid |
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FairFair | Left | Elements Regular | 22° | – | £25 | |
Wilson
D9 3 Wood
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Wilson D9 3 Wood |
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GoodGood | Right | Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei CK Series Blue 50 Regular | 15° | Standard | £59.95 | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR Carbon 2025 4 Wood
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Wilson DYNAPWR Carbon 2025 4 Wood |
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GoodGood | Right | UST Mamiya LIN-Q M40X 7F5 Extra stiff | 16.5° | Standard | £139.94 | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR Max 2025 Driver
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Wilson DYNAPWR Max 2025 Driver |
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V.GoodVery good | Right | UST Mamiya LIN-Q M40X 5F2 Senior | 10.5° | Standard | £219.95 | |
Wilson
D9 5 Wood
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Wilson D9 5 Wood |
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FairFair | Right | Tensei 50g Regular | 18° | – | £55 | |
Wilson
D9 4 Hybrid
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Wilson D9 4 Hybrid |
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FairFair | Right | Tensei AV White 55 Senior | 22° | Standard | £49.95 | |
Wilson
Dynapwr 2025 4 Hybrid
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Wilson Dynapwr 2025 4 Hybrid |
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ExcellentExcellent | Left | UST Mamiya Recoil Dart 75 Stiff | 22° | Standard | £119.95 | |
Wilson
Dynapower Steel 2023 Iron Set
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Wilson Dynapower Steel 2023 Iron Set |
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GoodGood | Right | Dynamic Gold 95 R300 VSS Pro Regular | 8-GW 4 clubs | – | £199.95 £50/club | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR 2025 Carbon Driver
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Wilson DYNAPWR 2025 Carbon Driver |
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V.GoodVery good | Right | Mitsubishi Chemical Ka'li White 60s Stiff | 9° | Standard | £229.95 | |
Wilson
Dynapower Forged 2024 Iron Set
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Wilson Dynapower Forged 2024 Iron Set |
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GoodGood | Right | Dynamic Gold 105 S300 VSS Pro Stiff | 4-PW 7 clubs | – | £449.95 £64/club | |
Wilson
Staff Model CB 2024 Iron Set (Ex-Demo)
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Wilson Staff Model CB 2024 Iron Set (Ex-Demo) |
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GoodGood | Right | KBS Tour-V 130 Extra stiff | 5-9 5 clubs | – | £279.95 £56/club | |
Wilson
Wilson Dynapwr Carbon 3 Wood
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Wilson Wilson Dynapwr Carbon 3 Wood |
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V.GoodVery good | Right | Fujikura Ventus TR 60g Stiff | 15° | – | £145 | |
Wilson
Staff Model ZM Sand Wedge
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Wilson Staff Model ZM Sand Wedge |
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GoodGood | Right | Dynamic Gold Tour Issue Spinner – | 54° | Standard | £64.95 | |
Wilson
Dynapower Steel 6 Iron
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Wilson Dynapower Steel 6 Iron |
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V.GoodVery good | Right | KBS Tour Lite R Regular | 25° | 38.25" | £70.95 | |
Wilson
Dynapwr 2025 5 Hybrid
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Wilson Dynapwr 2025 5 Hybrid |
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ExcellentExcellent | Right | Denali Red 4.0 50g Ladies | 25° | 38.75" | £129.94 | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR Carbon 2025 3 Wood
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Wilson DYNAPWR Carbon 2025 3 Wood |
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GoodGood | Right | UST Mamiya LinQ M40X 6F4 Red Stiff | 13.5° | Standard | £159.95 | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR Carbon Driver
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Wilson DYNAPWR Carbon Driver |
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GoodGood | Right | UST Mamiya Helium 55 Regular | 9° | Standard | £159.94 | |
Wilson
DYNAPWR Max 2025 Iron Set
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Wilson DYNAPWR Max 2025 Iron Set |
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ExcellentExcellent | Right | KBS Tour Lite Regular | 6-PW 5 clubs | – | £399.95 £80/club |
Overview
Wilson makes 8 club types across 4 series.
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2 series
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Iron Sets
3 series
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Single Irons
3 series
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DYNAPWR
70
2023–2026 · 5 generations · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
AI-driven power for ultimate distance.
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Series
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Staff Model
56
2019–2026 · 13 generations · 5 club types
Driving Irons, Iron Sets, Putters, Single Irons, Wedges
Precision performance for the discerning golfer.
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Series
Available
Infinite
8
2018–2026 · 3 generations · 1 club type
Putters
Chicago place names, counterbalanced heads.
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Available
D
51
2013–2021 · 7 generations · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Effortless Distance and Forgiveness for All.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What is the difference between Wilson and Wilson Staff golf clubs?
Wilson is the overall sporting-goods brand, while Wilson Staff is its long-established golf identity and appears on many performance-led clubs. It is not a complete guide to difficulty, however: compare the individual model, since Wilson has produced both forgiving and better-player designs under its golf ranges.
What made Wilson Staff forged irons popular?
Many Wilson Staff forged irons combine compact shaping with the feel and feedback preferred by confident ball-strikers. Their long production history means designs vary considerably, so check the model year, set composition, groove condition and shaft rather than judging them by the Staff badge alone.
What is the difference between Wilson Launch Pad, DYNAPWR and Staff Model clubs?
Launch Pad clubs prioritise maximum forgiveness and ball flight correction, DYNAPWR balances power with traditional aesthetics, and Staff Model clubs are precision-engineered for maximum workability and feedback for low-handicap golfers.
Are vintage Wilson Staff irons still suitable for playing?
Many vintage Wilson Staff irons remain highly playable today, though they generally offer less forgiveness and distance than modern equivalents, making them best suited for players who prioritise feel and consistent ball striking.